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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Upon on ???

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00can I say as follows: 00"This dissertation builds 01b00upon on 02b00two parts." ?02br
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00I don't know why I have written that but it sounds somehow wierd..02br
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0 Use either upon or on but not both words. 0-

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0 Use either upon or on but not both words. 0-
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00I had the same thought. Gosh. Can you say so? 05000 It is surprisingly difficult to write accurately.02br
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01cite10Anonymous12cite10Thank you very much! 12br
10I had the same thought. Gosh. Can you say so? 15010 It is surprisingly difficult to write accurately.12br
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10Not only for English learners - native speakers have the same problems!010id1
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0 I agree,02br
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00I have trouble saying some words like revelation. I say it revelat ion.0-
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